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Camden first responders, search and rescue volunteers carry injured hiker down Mt Battie

CAMDEN Slippery leaves, icy granite, and a narrow, steep trail did not deter a team of 22 from Camden Fire and Rescue, Camden Police Dept., volunteers with Coastal Mountains Search and Rescue, and North East Mobile Health Services from bringing an.

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Hiking in Maine: Some small, but rewarding, little mountain adventures

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Rescue crews respond twice in two days to carry injured hikers down mountains

Sat, 07/24/2021 - 3:00pm Volunteers from Camden Fire Dept., Camden Hills State Park rangers, Coastal Mountain rescue and North East Mobile Health Services help carry a man up the steep Mount Battie Trail in a Stokes basket after he suffered an ankle injury July 24, approximately half way down the face of Mount Battie. (Photo courtesy Camden Fire Dept.) Climbing up the Mount Battie Trail July 24 with an injured hiker. (Photo courtesy Camden Fire Dept.) On July 23, an injured teenager was transported down Meugtincook Mountain in a Stokes basket following an ankle injury. (Photo courtesy Camden Fire Dept.) CAMDEN Camden and Rockport firefighters, Camden Hills State Park rangers, volunteers from Coastal Mountain Rescue team and ambulance crews from North East Mobile Health Services came to the aid of hikers Friday and Saturday, July 23 and 24, when both suffered ankle injuries and needed a lift down the mountains.

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